3 episodes
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The Redrock Series podcast profiles Redrock cinema accessories, and filmmakers, directors of
photography, and directors who have successfully used modern ultra-low
cost tools to deliver breakthrough films. Achievements are chosen for their high
production values and low cost to create, and at times are
indistinguishable from what hollywood can produce at any cost. This
podcast helps others to understand how these filmmakers succeeded and
their path of choices that lead to their accomplishment.
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Redrock Podcast Series Number 3: Follow-on with Authors of Studio Monthly Review on Redrock
Nino Del Padre and Mark Archer from Del Padre Productions (www.delpadre.com) wrote a cover story for Studio Monthly on Redrock accessories entitled "Getting the Film Look". In this followup interview, Nino and Mark discuss their experience with Redrock gear in more detail, and also give tips on how to best use the gear, their own preferences for lens selections, and other tips on how to achieve the film look.
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Redrock Podcast Series Number 2: Selecting 35mm Lenses
This podcast by Brian Valente of Redrock Micro covers guidelines and recommendations for selecting 35mm lenses for the Redrock M2 adapter. Whether you are considering purchasing an adapter and want to know which lenses to work with, or already own an adapter and want to expand your lens collection, this is a great place to get acquainted with 35mm lenses.
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Redrock Podcast Series Number 1: ILLEGAL
In 2006, a phenomenal short film titled ILLEGAL was completed.
The results were comparable with 35mm film production, and yet was finished for under $12,000, and was accepted into the Tribeca Film Festival.
At the heart of this incredible accomplishment was Redrock cinema accessories at the capable hands of Andrew Oh, writer and director, and Kenneth Yeung, Director of Photography, Alexander Nikishin, camera operator.
This podcast is from a screening of ILLEGAL with the cast and crew discussing their approach to filmmaking, subject matter, and the use of Redrock gear.